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Short-sided in a greenside bunker? Here’s how to get up and down

Short-sided in a greenside bunker? Here’s how to get up and down

**Out of the Bunker: Handling the Short-Sided Greenside Bunker**

Golfers often encounter trouble when trapped in a greenside bunker, especially when faced with a short-sided lie. This challenging position, where the pin is located far from the player’s location on the green, makes it difficult to escape successfully.

To overcome this obstacle, skilled golfers rely on specific techniques. Using a wedge with more loft, players can create a high, soft shot that will land softly on the green and roll towards the hole. Alternatively, a running shot, where the ball is played along the ground, can provide more precision and control.

By selecting the appropriate club and executing the shot with finesse, golfers can navigate the short-sided bunker and salvage their score. These techniques empower them to escape the sand and give themselves a chance for a successful up-and-down, ultimately leading to a lower score.

Vijay Singh’s 3 keys for creating easy power with the driver

Vijay Singh’s 3 keys for creating easy power with the driver

Vijay Singh, the legendary golfer, has unveiled his top secrets for generating effortless power with the driver. His 3-step method emphasizes:

  1. Optimal Clubhead Speed: Determine the optimal speed for your swing, avoiding excessive haste or sluggishness.
  1. Effective Ball Striking: Make solid contact in the center of the clubface for maximum distance and accuracy.
  1. Correct Body Positioning: Maintain proper posture and footwork for a stable foundation, allowing for a powerful swing.

By adopting Singh’s insights, golfers can unlock their true potential and drive the ball with greater ease and precision.

Anthony Kim is playing ‘better’ but a big LIV Golf question looms

Anthony Kim is playing ‘better’ but a big LIV Golf question looms

Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, citing ongoing flu-like symptoms. Tournament officials confirmed his exit; Fowler will rest and focus on recovery ahead of upcoming events.

Anthony Kim says he’s playing better after returning to competition, but uncertainty over his long-term status with LIV Golf and potential schedule clashes casts doubt on future appearances.